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Melbourne EDM enthusiasts, assemble. UK-based producer Calvin Harris is coming to Flemington Racecourse in February 2027 for his first-ever Australian headline tour. The Grammy Award-winning DJ and producer will bring a stack of his biggest hits to Melbourne, including One Kiss, This Is What You Came For, Summer, Feel So Close and Sweet Nothing. Basically, expect a set packed with dance songs you already know all the words to.
The tour will also celebrate Harris’ blockbuster albums including 18 Months, Motion and Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, alongside his recent collaborations and compilation album 96 Months.
Harris last performed in Australia at Festival X in 2022, so this marks his first dedicated headline tour Down Under.
Here’s everything you need to know about seeing Calvin Harris in Melbourne.
When is Calvin Harris playing Melbourne?
Calvin Harris will play Flemington Racecourse on Friday, February 26, 2027. The Australian tour also stops in Perth on February 18, Brisbane on February 19 and Sydney on February 20, before wrapping up in Melbourne.
How do I get tickets to Calvin Harris in Melbourne?
General public tickets go on sale at 1pm local time on Thursday, September 24 via Live Nation.
If you’re keen to get in early, Telstra Plus members have access to an exclusive pre-sale from 11am on Monday, September 21 (so that one’s live now) until 11am on Wednesday, September 23.
There’s also an official Artist pre-sale running from 12pm on Wednesday, September 23 until 12pm on Thursday, September 24. You can sign up for the Artist pre-sale via Live Nation.
How much are Calvin Harris Melbourne tickets?
General admission tickets start from $189.90-$249.90, plus booking fees.
Want to upgrade the experience? VIP tickets start from $379.90-$439.90.
Who is supporting Calvin Harris in Melbourne?
At the moment, no support acts have been announced for the Australian tour – we’ll keep you posted.
What songs will Calvin Harris play in Melbourne?
While we won’t know the full setlist until the tour kicks off, you can expect plenty of Harris’ biggest dancefloor anthems, from Summer and Feel So Close to One Kiss and Sweet Nothing.
And given the tour is also celebrating his more recent work and 96 Months, there should be some newer tracks in the mix, too.
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